texts: <mask>-Young (October 10, 1919 to February 5, 1998) was a South Korean film director known for his intensely psychosexual and melodramatic horror films, often focusing on the psychology of their female characters. <mask> was raised in North Korea and became interested in theater and cinema. He became involved in the theater after studying dentistry in Korea. He was employed by the United States Information Service during the Korean War. He used movie equipment to make his first two films. <mask> produced popular melodramas for the rest of the decade after the success of the two films. The Housemaid, <mask>'s first expression of his mature style, featured a powerful femme fatale character.It is considered to be one of the best Korean films of all time. The 1970s were a low point in the history of Korean cinema because of governmental censorship and a decrease in audience attendance. <mask> produced some of the most eccentric cinematic creations in this era. At their time of release, films such as Insect Woman and Iodo were highly influential on the younger generations of South Korean filmmakers, and with their rediscovery years later. <mask>'s popularity went into decline in the 1980's and his output went down in the second half of the decade. <mask> became a cult figure in South Korean film Internet forums in the early 1990s, despite being neglected by the mainstream. A career retrospective at the 1997 Pusan International Film Festival stimulated international interest in his work.He and his wife were killed in a house fire in 1998. In 1998, the Berlin International Film Festival gave <mask> a posthumous retrospective, and in 2006 the French Cinémathque screened 18 of <mask>'s films, some newly rediscovered and restored. <mask>-Young's films have been rediscovered and restored through the efforts of the Korean Film Council. Many current prominent South Korean filmmakers, including directors Im Sang-soo, Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook, claim <mask>-Young as an influence on their careers. <mask>-Young was born on October 10, 1922, in the Gyo-dong neighborhood of Seoul. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch <mask>'s family was educated and artistically inclined.His mother, Han Jin-cho, was a teacher and a graduate of Gyeonggi Women's College. Both were painters as a hobby. <mask>-Young was the only son of the family. One of his sisters majored in dance at Ewha Womans University, while the other majored in art. <mask> was encouraged by his sisters to develop his own creativity. After moving to North Korea in 1930, the family stayed there for 10 years. <mask> was nicknamed the "Professor of Physics" because of his talent in music, painting and writing, as well as his studious nature.One of <mask>'s poems was published in a Japanese newspaper and he won the first prize in a painting competition. After graduating from high school in 1940, <mask> applied for admission to medical school despite his artistic talents. <mask> moved to Japan to study and save money so he could apply for medical school. At this time, the theater and cinema became lifetime interests. <mask> attended many stage productions and saw many international films in Kyoto. His mature film style was influenced by the influence of two films that made a strong impression on him. <mask> returned to Korea in 1941 intending to work as a dentist, but instead focused on the study of drama.He was interested in classical Greek theater. <mask> returned to Japan to avoid being drafted into the military. He founded a theatrical group called "The Little Orchid" after studying the theories of acting. <mask> attended medical school and graduated with a major in dentistry in 1950. His theatrical activities continued while he was at university. He founded the National University Theater in 1949, and with this group staged many works of the Western theater, including Ibsen's Ghosts, apek's Robots, and Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. <mask>-bong became his wife after he worked with her at the university.The Korean War broke out when <mask> was working as an intern. The day the North Korean army retreated, he went to Pusan. <mask> met Oh Young-jin in P 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The Bureau of Public Information helped <mask> get a job writing screenplays for The Wedding Day after he produced newsreels for the Korean News. <mask> was able to get a job at the United States Information Service thanks to Oh. <mask>'s life was shaped by the job. He married <mask> Yu-bong in 1951 and their first son, <mask> Dong-won, was born in 1952 because of the increase in pay he received from the U.S.I.S.They would have a daughter in 1955 and a son in 1958. The two were married for the rest of their lives. <mask>-bong supported her husband's filmmaking career through her dental practice, giving him a unique degree of independence among Korean filmmakers of his era to pursue his own personal visions. At a career retrospective during the last year of his life, <mask> commented, "My wife's support has been unflagging over the years, even if she has seen one of my films and cried 'What have you done with my money?' She becomes emotional when she sees that it has all been worthwhile. <mask> made about 20 films for the U.S.I.S. Diary of the Navy and I Am a Truck are titles.The title was given by the U.S. State Department. <mask> gained a lot of training and equipment while working for the U.S.I.S. Box of Death was his first commercial film. <mask> used expired film stock and a manually operated camera. To make a movie about war orphans. The film had influences from the Italian neo-realists and was the first Korean film to use synchronous sound. With the success of this first film, <mask> was able to direct his second feature, the historical costume drama Yangsan Province, again using primitive equipment obtained from the U.S.I.S.<mask> claimed to have based the film on a traditional song he learned from his mother, but no exact source for the story has been found. The remake of Lee Kyu-hwan's Chunhyangjeon, which became a major success and stimulated a rebirth in Korean cinema, is thought to have been made up by the director. The second most successful Korean film of 1955 was Yangsan Province. Critics of the time were not kind to the province. The film was called a "work of bad taste" by Heo Baek-nyeon and a "debases the dignity of Korean cinema" by Yoo Do-yeon. The only surviving film of the 1950s, Yangsan Province sheds light on <mask>-Young's early career. The ending to Yangsan Province, in which two dead lovers ascend to heaven on a beam of light, was harshly criticized in an era in which Korean film critics considered realism to be important.Critics today believe that this cut scene displays some of the most recognizable characteristics of <mask>'s mature style such as an interest in the fantastic, and a juxtaposition of genres. The use of hens as a representation of fertility and sexuality is one of the many motifs that were to be explored in <mask>'s later work. The most popular film genre in South Korea at the time was melodramas. Touch-Me-Not was his first independent production. The atmosphere of the red-light district of Yongsan influenced <mask>'s films, A Woman's War and Twilight Train. <mask> moved from melodrama to realism with First Snow. This style was followed by Defiance of a Teenager and Sad Pastorale.<mask> attended the San Francisco International Film Festival in 1960 for a showing of Defiance of a Teenager, one of his most successful and respected early works. The end of the rule of Syngman Rhee through the April Revolution was marked by the Housemaid 1960. In 1962, another military leader, General Park Chung-Hee, would rule South Korea for nearly two decades. The Second Republic was a period of relative freedom between the two administrations. The relaxation of governmental control over the film industry allowed filmmakers to create innovative works. <mask>-Young's breakthrough film, The Housemaid, is from the same period as Aimless Bullet. A lurid, expressionistic melodrama set in an eerie house, involving sexual obsessions, murder and rats, this is the first film in which <mask>'s mature style is fully evident, and is widely regarded as one of the greatest Korean films ever made.The film tells of a family's destruction by the introduction of a sexually predatory femme fatale into the household. A composer and his family have just moved into a house. The composer hired a housemaid to help with the work around the house when his wife became exhausted from working at a sewing machine. The new housemaid catches rats with her hands, spies on the composer, and eventually becomes pregnant by him. The composer's wife convinces the housemaid to miscarry by falling down the stairs. The housemaid's behavior becomes more erratic after this incident. She convinces the composer to take his own life by swallowing rat poison.The composer is reading a newspaper with his wife. The narrative of the film has been told to the audience by the composer, who warns them that something like this could happen to anyone. <mask>'s break with realism, the main style of Korean cinema at the time, was marked by the Housemaid. <mask> was going to revisit the themes and plot of The Housemaid in his later career. The first film in the "Housemaid Trilogy" is Woman of Fire. Insect Woman and Beasts of Prey are remakes of The Housemaid. <mask> was able to emphasize different aspects of the scenario and concentrate on different aspects of the central situation with each new re-telling because he used the story as a template.<mask>'s break with cinematic realism was solidified by following The Housemaid with two more films exploring styles and mixing genres. The Sea Knows was a film that looked at humanity, sadism, greed, lust for power and sexuality. <mask> was able to buy his first house because of the box-office success of the film. <mask> has often been compared to Shohei Imamura, who directed The Ballad of Narayama. <mask> mixes genres in his version of the story. He frames the story of an ancient tradition in which elders were abandoned to die as a lecture on birth control. <mask>'s mature style is typified by gothic excess, surrealism, horror, perversions and sexuality.Although in stark contrast to the realism, harmony, balance and sentimentality typical of Korean cinema of the time, <mask>'s films, in an eccentric and metaphorical way, deal with the realities of postwar, industrializing South Korean society and psychology. After establishing his auteur status with these films, <mask>'s vision waned in his later films. South Korea's film industry was at a low point in the 70s due to government censorship. Cinema attendance in South Korea has dropped due to the poor state of the local film industry. <mask>-Young began to produce some of his most innovative and personal works at this time, working independently in B-movie-like genre films. Woman of Fire was the second of <mask>'s Housemaid trilogy. The use of color, particularly reds and blues to express the anxiety and desires of the film's characters, distinguished this film from the original Housemaid''s dark, shadowy black-and-white photography.<mask> was named Best Director at the Blue Dragon Film Awards and Youn Yuh-jung was given Special Mention for Best Actress at the Festival de Cine de Sitges. <mask>'s films were box-office successes because they were popular with the critics. In 1972 <mask>'s Insect Woman was the only film to sell more than 100,000 tickets in South Korea and won the Best Director prize at the Baeksang Arts Awards. I am a scientist specializing in medicine. That makes me very close to a technician. Humans are more accurate than machines. That depends on their expertise.I have to be a skilled worker to be an independent producer. I had to make a film quickly many times. I kept the value of entertainment in mind. I have never made a film for the purpose of making the film itself. I like to look through the camera. Filming is related to that taste. Yu Hyun-mok makes art films.Yu wants to make art films. I make films by following my heart, so I leave the analysis to you. <mask> was not immune to governmental pressure. He filmed Ban Geum-ryeon in 1975, but it was banned at the time and not released until 1981. <mask> was coerced into making a propaganda film. Love of Blood Relations subverted the bounds of propaganda by portraying the communist agent as one of <mask>'s typical femme fatale characters. <mask> said, "North or south, capitalist or communist, ideology is far less interesting to me than the things that divide the sexes."Lee Yong-kwan, a film professor and programmer for the Pusan International Film Festival, calls <mask>'s film "one of Korean cinema's most compelling, unnerving depictions of the primal forces that motivate". An examination of environmental, religious, social and sexual taboos, the film ends in a scene of necrophilia that Paquet calls one of the most shocking, brazen scenes ever shot by a Korean filmmaker. <mask>'s associates describe the director as eccentric. <mask> walked away from home for three months to write his script. He would stay in a cheap hotel and write all night in the dark. One of Lee Young-il's few pleasures was gourmet coffee, and he remembers that <mask>'s shoes were never shined. <mask>-Young was not allowed to participate in South Korea's mainstream film industry because of his unconventional nature.He was a member of The National Academy of Arts, which was the only official title he held within the film community. <mask>-Young's status as one of the greatest and most original Korean film directors had never been in doubt since the early 1960s. <mask> was dubbed the "Mister Monster" by his admirers because of his preoccupation with sexuality, horror and melodrama. <mask>'s career fell into neglect by the 1980s. His isolation from the film community and financial failures at the box-office resulted from his obsession with B-movie exploitation themes as well as the increasingly obsessive and subversive nature of his films. The last of the Housemaid trilogy, Woman of Fire'1982 is an even more radicalized and baroque remake of the same basic story he had filmed many times in the previous two decades. <mask>'s film output stopped in the mid-1980s.<mask>'s work began to be rediscovered by South Korean cult film fans who discussed his films through the Internet and exchanged hard-to- find copies by videotape. A retrospective showing of <mask>'s films was put on by the Dongsung Cinematheque. <mask>'s work began to attract international attention because of his high profile in Korean film society. The Tokyo International Film Festival screened five of his films. At the second Pusan International Film Festival in 1997, <mask>-Young's work found enthusiastic new audiences in the international film community. The strong positive reception of <mask>'s work by international audiences surprised the festival organizers, who immediately began receiving requests for overseas retrospectives of <mask>'s career. <mask> began work on a new film with renewed interest.He was invited to attend a showing of his films by the Berlin International Film Festival. <mask> and his wife were killed in a house fire on February 5, 1998, before <mask> started work on the film or attended the festival. <mask>-Young's death didn't stop the revival of interest in his films. A retrospective of <mask>'s career was shown in San Francisco twice in 1998. <mask>'s films were shown at the Belgrade International Film Festival, the London Pan-Asian Film Festival, the Estate Romana and the Paris Videothque within the year. <mask>'s output was considered lost at one point, as few prints of Korean films before the 1970s survive. The Korean Film Council has been working to find and restore <mask>'s lost films.Many of <mask>'s films were rediscovered and restored through the efforts of the KOFIC. <mask> gained a lot of support from the younger generation of South Korean directors. Park Kwang-su and Lee Chang-ho are two of <mask>'s followers. In the years since his death, <mask>'s influence on Korean cinema has continued to be seen through the work of the current generation of South Korean filmmakers, including such prominent directors as Im Sang-soo and <mask>-duk. <mask> is Bong Joon-ho's favorite director. The Housemaid'' is one of the films Park Chan-wook says influenced his career the most. There is a list of Korean film directors and an extensive page of critical writings.

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texts: He is an American journalist, associate professor, public speaker and former television critic. He believes that there are many benefits to living a more public life on the internet. In 1972 he began his career in journalism by writing for a weekly newspaper. When he was a student at the Medill School of Journalism, he was hired by the Chicago Tribune. He holds a BSJ and completed his degree. He was a television critic for TV Guide and People magazines. The idea for Entertainment Weekly, a magazine which he hoped would feature "tough reviews and offbeat subjects" pertaining to the entertainment industry was proposed in 1984.The first issue was published in February of 1990. Peter Castiglio, a spokesman for the publication, cited "creative differences" between <mask> and senior management as the reason for his departure. TV Guide had a resident "couch critic" in the 1990s. He was an associate publisher of the New York Daily News and a columnist for the San Francisco Examiner. He was the president and creative director of Advance Internet. He has worked for many media companies. In 2005, he became an associate professor at the City University of New York's Graduate School of Journalism.BuzzMachine is a popular weblog that tracks developments in new media and chronicles some of the author's personal obsessions, such as the fortunes of radio host Howard Stern. He gained national attention when he wrote about his experiences with Dell Computer's customer support system. There is a live-streamed show on the TWiT Network which covers cloud computing and is co-hosted by <mask> and Laporte. In 2009, <mask> wrote a book. He argues in the book that companies and individuals should study how to succeed on the internet. "Just as I try to look admiringly from a distance at Google, I include anecdotes and examples from Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook and Craig Newmark at Craigslist and <mask> at Amazon." Public Parts: How Sharing in the Digital Age Improves the Way We Work and Live was published in 2011.The November 3, 2011, issue of The New Republic had a review of Public Parts by another Internet scholar. In 2012 he published a single called Gutenberg the Geek, in which he compared Johannes Gutenberg to Steve Jobs because they bothaccomplished greatness through trial and error. Politics <mask> is a centrist leaning left and his philosophy falls solidly left. He claims to have voted for the Democrats in most elections. He says that he upsets some Democrats for not always agreeing with them and for linking to those who disagree. He likes the blogosphere because it allows him to talk with people who do not agree with his views. He describes himself as a post-9/11 hawk.On Monday, August 10, 2009, <mask> announced on his website that he had been diagnosed with cancer. The cancer was treated with robotic surgery after being detected at an early stage. He was declared cured because the cancer was contained in the prostrate and did not spread to other organs. His very public revelation and reporting of his condition was partially motivated by the hope of being one more guy to convince you men to get your PSA checked: a small mitzvah in return for my luck. He is married to Tammy. The subject of a popular parody account is Professor <mask>. There are over 30,000 followers on the parody account."<mask> epitomizes a certain type of thinker, someone with an online influence that is much greater than the thoughtfulness of his positions," Bradbury said. Style and rhetorical flourishes do grab attention, but they don't stand up to scrutiny. He called Bradbury "my minor tormentor, my idiot imposter, my personal troll." He reached out to the executive to complain, but didn't take any further action. The audio account of his personal experience of the attack on the World Trade Center can be found at BuzzMachine.com.

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texts: literary criticism in Japan was established by a Japanese author. His father was an engineer who introduced European diamond polishing technology to Japan, and who invented a Ruby-based phonograph needle. Hidemi Kon and Tatsuji Miyoshi were his classmates at Tokyo Imperial University. In November of the same year, he began living with the former mistress of Nakahara, the actress Yasuko Hasegawa. After graduating in March 1928, he moved to Osaka for a few months and then to Nara, where he stayed at the home of Naoya Shiga. Around this time, his relationship with Hasegawa ended. In 1929, he submitted an article to a contest and won second place.In the early 1930s, <mask> was associated with the novelists and collaborated on articles for the literary journal, and became editor in January 1935. Literature should be relevant to society with writers and critics practicing social responsibilities. His editorials covered a wide range of topics. He began to write about his life in the magazine. Watakushi Shosetsu Ron, an attack on the popular Japanese literary genre of the shishosetsu, the autobiographical novel, was published around this time. He was a lecturer at Meiji University from April 1932 to June 1938. By the mid-1930s, <mask> had established himself as a literary critic.His preference for intuition, as well as his aversion to abstract ideas, were well known. In literature, he reserved his highest praise for the works of Kan Kikuchi and Naoya Shiga, whereas he had a low opinion of the author. He lived in Kamakura from 1931 to 1931 and was a central figure in local literary activity. The writings of Shmei kawa were praised by <mask>. The essay Senso ni tsuite "On War" was published in a leading intellectual magazine in 1937. He lashed out at fellow writers and intellectuals who continued to oppose the war in China, reminding them that their duty as subjects of the emperor took precedence. All that mattered was that the war exists and must be dealt with.The war was treated as if it were an act of nature, impervious to analysis and beyond human control. As a storm must be weathered, a war must be won. In March of 1938, he went to China for the first time as a special correspondent for a magazine and as a guest of the Imperial Japanese Army. He went through Japanese-occupied areas of eastern and northern China on his first trip to the continent. In 1940, together with Kan Kikuchi and fifty-two other writers, <mask> toured Japan, Korea, and Manchukou as members of the Literary Home- Front Campaign (Bungei Jugo Undo), a speech-making troupe. After the end of World War II, the US occupation authorities never filed charges against him, even though he collaborated with the Japanese military, and he was not even removed from public life. From the war, <mask>'s reputation as a brilliant literary critic was largely intact.He left teaching at Meiji University in August 1946. The Japan Art Academy Prize was awarded to him in 1951. In the post-war period, <mask> started a business as an antique dealer, traveled to Europe, wrote essays and gave lectures on a huge variety of subjects, made radio broadcasts and took part in dialogues with writers, artists and scientists. His Watashi no jinseikan became a best seller. The Noma Literary Prize for Kindai kaiga was awarded to <mask>. The Order of Culture was awarded by the Japanese government in 1967. On March 1, 1983, <mask> died.The temple of Tkei-ji is in Kamakura. The Hideo Prize was established in 2002 by the Shinch Bungei Shin. It is awarded annually to a work of nonfiction published in Japanese between July 1 and June 30 that offers a fresh image of the world based on the demonstration of a free spirit and supple intellect. The winner will receive a gift and a cash award. Japanese literature List of Japanese authors External links Japan Focus article on Kobayashi Hideo site on Shinchosha Publishing Company References Anderer, Paul ed. Literature of the Lost Home was written by Hideo.The Stanford University Press was published in 1995. James Dorsey. Critical Aesthetics: <mask> Hideo, Modernity, and Wartime Japan was published in 2009. Takamizawa, Junko. My brother is <mask>. The University of Hawaii Press was published in 2001. The recipients of the Order of Culture Deaths are 20th-century Japanese writers.

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texts: <mask> is a Ukrainian professional boxer who held the WBC light-welterweight title from 2015 to 2016 and challenged twice for the WBO light-welterweight title in 2016 and 2020. He is ranked as the world's fifth best active light-welterweight by the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board as of May 2021. <mask> made his professional debut at the age of 23 against Zsolt Vicze, stopping him in round 2. In the next fourteen bouts, he won in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Spain, Russia and Georgia. <mask>'s first title fight was against Karen Tevosyan in December of 2011. <mask> won via unanimous decision. He defended it against Yvan Mendy and DeMarcus Corley.<mask> was going to fight Hank Lundy for the vacant title after vacating the belt. The fight between Lundy and Matthysse fell apart. <mask> won the bout by a unanimous decision. The fight was scored by two judges and one judge in <mask>'s favor. <mask> was able to retain the belt before vacating it. <mask> would fight Seluk Aydin in the final eliminator for the World Boxing Council's super lightweight title. After engaging in the eliminator, <mask> finished the year with a dominant decision win over a tough journeyman at the SportLife club.Nabiyev was dropped twice in the final round. The judges scored all the rounds for Postol. In February of last year, a purse bid took place, and the amount of money offered was more than that of Aydin's promoter Ahmet Oner. Postol's team won the bid and the fight is likely to be in Ukraine. On the undercard of Mrquez vs. Alvarado, it was announced that it would take place at The Forum in Inglewood, California. <mask> became the mandatory challenger for the title after stopping Aydin in round 11. The time was 2:52 of the round.The purse bids were scheduled for 12 September. This was changed to 10 October. Postol's manager stated a deal was close to being reached for Garca to make a voluntary defence before the fight. There is a step aside agreement that is close to being finalized. <mask> will be in the mandatory position to fight the champion if he takes other fights over the next 4 months. On the same day, both camps agreed on the step-a-side deal. <mask> was going to fight again in December.<mask> announced in January of 2015 that he would fight on the undercard of Danny Garca vs. Lamont Peterson on April 11 in New York. Jake Giuriceo will be the opponent in a 10 round bout. 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Matthysse went down in the 10th round after Postol nailed him on the left eye with a clean right hand. The referee counted Matthysse out at 2 minutes, 58 seconds after he got to one knee. Postol led 86-87 on two scorecards and Matthysse led 86-87 on the other at the time of the knockout. Postol and Matthysse connected on 96 of 281 punches, according to CompuBox punch statistics. On 3 May 2016 it was confirmed that Postol and Crawford had signed a contract to fight on July 23, 2016 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.Both fighters entered the ring with a perfect record. Both men entered the MGM Grand Garden Arena for the first time. Crawford won by unanimous decision and unified two world titles before a crowd. The vacant Lineal and Ring Magazine titles were claimed by Crawford. Crawford went away on all three scorecards after scoring two flash knockdowns in the fifth round. Crawford won the fight 118-107. <mask> punched rabbit in the 11th round.He nailed Crawford with a right hand behind the head, which added to Crawford's advantage. With the victory, Crawford staked his claim to division supremacy and set himself up for bigger fights. Over 12 rounds, Crawford and Postol landed 141 and 83 punches, respectively. In the post-fight, Postol praised Crawford, but he was quicker than him. He is one of the best fighters in the world. I didn't have the answers for him. Freddie Roach and Postol said that Freddie would outcoach my coach, but you tell me who got outcoached tonight?McIntyre said the plan was to keep <mask> moving and eliminate his jab and right hand. The purse for the fight was over a million dollars. <mask> made $675,000. According to some sources, the fight generated 50,000 pay per view buys. The replay drew 378,000 and was considered a weak number. <mask> made his ring return in his native Ukranian at the AKKO International. <mask>, who was still ranked by the World Boxing Council at #3, was going to fight an inexperienced boxer on September 16th.After the Crawford fight, <mask> took a month off and returned to the gym. He said, "I have been ready to fight within all that time, with any opponent, but the question why I was absent should be directed to my manager." We hope to make up for it in the next year. Even though <mask> was winning his fights, the chances of finding TV opportunities were still slim. <mask> won the fight with a unanimous decision. In the 10 rounds, Najmiddinov threw minimal punches. The opening rounds started with <mask> controlling the fight and Najmiddinov swinging, but mostly missing Postol with counter punches.Postol hit the canvas hard after being floored with a left hook. Postol beat the count on his wobbly legs. 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texts: One of the highest ranking generals of the Polish Army was <mask>. He commanded the Pomorze Army in the Battle of Bzura during the invasion of Poland in 1939. The Jzef Pisudski Institute of America had a president from 1961 to 1962. Education and the Great War <mask> was born in Congress Poland. He transferred to the Jagiellonian University in Krakw after one year as a medical student after graduating from a gymnasium in Zhytomir. He completed his studies there. He was a member of both the Union for Active Struggle and the Riflemen's Association.He graduated as an officer in the ranks of the Rifleman's Association in 1913 after completing his training as a NCO. The outbreak of the Great War interrupted <mask>'s studies and he joined the Polish Legions where he commanded a platoon. As a Second Lieutenant, he commanded a company in the 5th Infantry, followed by a position as adjutant of the 7th Infantry of the 1st brigade. Bortnowski was wounded at the battle of owczwek. The Fort Beniaminw POW camp in Beniaminw was where he was held until his release in 1918. Bortnowski was the commander of the Krakw branch of the Polish Military Organisation after his release from Beniaminw. On October 31, 1918, Lieutenant Colonel Bortnowski joined the Polish Army, which was reborn after Poland regained her independence at the end of World War I.He was promoted to lead a battalion of the 5th Infantry Regiment after initially leading a company. He was involved in the Sieges of Przemyl and Lww. During the first post-war sessions at the War School of the General Staff of the War College in Warsaw, Bortnowski worked as a Teaching Assistant. Bortnowski was a teacher in Warsaw until December 1919, when the Polish–Soviet War began. The Polish 1st Legions Infantry Division was composed mostly of his colleagues from the Polish Legions. He was the Chief of the 3rd Operational Group Branch. Bortnowski was the Chief of Staff of the 3rd Army from October 1920 to October 1924.After the end of the Polish–Soviet War, <mask> traveled to Paris, France, where he began training at the cole Supérieure de Guerre. He received further training in the staff of the Army Inspectorate in Wilno after graduating from Poland in 1922. On August 15, 1924, he was promoted to the rank of Colonel and in October of the following year, he became the commanding officer of the Kutno-based 37th Infantry Regiment. After the May Coup d'tat, he was the Chief of the 3rd Branch of the General Army Staff for two months. He was the commander of the 26th Infantry Division in Skierniewice. He was appointed commander of the 14th Infantry Division in June 1930. He was assigned to the Army Inspector in Toru in October 1930.The 3rd Legions Infantry Division is one of the most prestigious units of the Polish Army. <mask> was promoted to the rank of brigadier general on January 1, 1932. He was an inspector general of the armed forces from 1935 to 1935. Bortnowski took command of the Independent Operational Group Silesia in the Autumn of 1938 which took part in the occupation of Czechoslovak territory. The territory of Zaolzie was occupied by <mask>'s troops. The popularity of Bortnowski after his successful invasion and occupation of Zaolzie was so great in Poland that he was supposed to be the new Commander-in-Chief when Edward Rydz-migy ran for the presidency in 1940. Bortnowski was promoted to the rank of Division General on March 1, 1939 and became the commanding officer of the Pomeranian Army, the northernmost of the Polish armies.The Polish Defensive War, also known as the September Campaign, was commanded by Bortnowski. The Battle of Tuchola Forest was one of the bloody battles that the Pomeranian Army had to fight after being surrounded by Nazi German forces. The Pozna Army was led by General Tadeusz Kutrzeba when Bortnowski subordinated the Pomeranian Army. The Battle of the Bzura was a counter-offensive devised by Kutrzeba. <mask>'s forces fought near the outskirts of owicz and Sochaczew. He was ordered to retreat onto the northern side of the Bzura River on the 14th of September. Borntowski was held as a prisoner-of-war after he was captured by German forces.<mask> spent the rest of World War II in various Nazi POW camps. After the war, he remained in exile. He moved to the United States after founding the Jzef Pisudski Institute in London. He is associated with the Polish Independence League and the Jzef Pisudski Institute of America. He was a member of the institute's committee. He was the institute's vice-president from 1955 to 1955 and the president from 1961 to 1962. He died in Glen Cove, New York.He was laid to rest at the Our Lady of Czestochowa Cemetery in Pennsylvania on November 26, five days after his funeral. <mask>'s leadership during the September Campaign was criticized by General Mikoaj Botu, who died on September 22. During the first days of the war, he put a bullet through <mask>'s head and assumed command. "If I die, let it be known that the Army and I died because of this son-of-a-bitch," he is said to have said. The statements made by General Botu were publicized. The general opinion of the other officers who had served under <mask>'s command was contrary to Botu's statements. Bortnowski remembered General Botu as being hot-tempered in both word and action.Botu dismissed the commanders of the two divisions that were part of his Operational Group. Botu may have suffered from a nervous breakdown as a result of the bombardment during the Battle of Bzura. The events of September 1939 resulted in Nazi Germany's and Soviet Russia's occupation of Poland. Botu objected to the deployment of three large Polish Army units into the Polish Corridor, which would allow Germany to cut off access to the Baltic Sea. General Gnther von Kluge's 4th Army quickly used this tactical botch. Kluge's 4th Army broke through the three Polish units and cut off the rest of Poland from the Baltic coast, which resulted in the Battle of Hel, in which several Polish coastal defense units remained and were forced to defend alone. General <mask> had tried to appeal to his superiors several times before the invasion.The Clausewitzian philosophy states that the commander of a losing army holds full responsibility for his army, so Botu's reaction and criticisms may be justified. Botu's criticisms of Bortnowski are justified because Bortnowski was the commanding officer of the Pomeranian Army. The Commander's Cross with Star of the Polonia Restituta is one of the military decorations he received. Pamitniki, Warszawa, 1987, was written by Jerzy Kirchmayer. Tadeusz Kryska-Karski is from Warszawa. Kazimi Pinerzdel, Obrona Narodowa 1937–1939, Warszawa, 1979. Sownik biograficzny generaw Wojska Polskiego 1918–1939, Warszawa 1994.The Jzef Pisudski Institute of America has the General Wadysaw Bortnowskiego Archive.

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texts: At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, <mask><mask> is a professor of chemistry. Tim was born in San Jose, CA and grew up in Los Gatos, CA. He attended the University of California, Berkeley. His first experience in chemistry research was a six-month research assistantship at ICI Americas. After returning to Berkeley, he joined the laboratory of Prof. Henry Rapoport and conducted undergraduate research in his group for nearly three years. After ten months of research in Prof. Steven A. Benner's laboratories at the ETH in Zrich, Switzerland, he undertook his PhD studies at Harvard University. He worked in the laboratory of Prof. Eric N. Jacobsen at Harvard University.His research program at MIT focuses on the development of new methods of organic synthesis and their implementation in the total synthesis of natural products. He was tenured in 2006 On July 1, 2015, he became Head of MIT's Chemistry Department, saying "I am honored and delighted to have the opportunity to serve chemistry, the School of Science, and MIT." An organic chemist named <mask> is focused on the discovery and application of new reactions and technologies for organic synthesis. Structural motifs or functional group patterns present in molecule provided to us by nature are the basis of any of the transformations we target. Continuous flow protocols can be used to improve reaction yield, selectivity and minimize safety risks. Continuous flow protocols are used to prepare alcohols and aldehydes, as well as DIBAL-H reductions of esters to aldehydes and hydrogen-free alkene reductions.The need for isolation and/or purification of intermediates can be circumvented by streamlining multi-step processes. Developing a continuous protocol for the two-carbon homologation of esters to prepare -unsaturated esters with high yield and selectivity is one example. Integrated continuous manufacturing strategies are designed to prepare active pharmaceutical ingredients. I have been involved in the development of end-to-end manufacturing processes which handle a variety of intermediate reactions, separations, crystallizations and drying to generate active pharmaceutical ingredients in one controlled process. The formation of nickel and carbon bonds. The majority of the transformations are promoted by catalysts nickel. We have discovered a variety of reactions to join different functional groups in different fashion depending on the nature of the supporting ligands on nickel.There are opening cascades. Over two decades ago, Koji Nakanishi proposed a provocative explanation for the structural and stereochemical similarities found across the ladder polyether family of natural products. Our group is trying to replicate such cascades. One aim is the efficient synthesis of these complex natural products. We hope that our explorations into a diverse set of opening cyclizations and cascades will shed light on the fundamental feasibility of the Nakanishi hypothesis. A target–Oriented Synthesis. To test the scope and utility of newly developed methods, we try to use them in the total synthesis of natural products.The original inspiration for the development of these methods can be found in these products. For example, nickel–catalyzed reactions are compatible with a wide array of functional groups, making them useful in complex settings, such as fragment coupling or macrocyclization operations at a late stage in synthesis. Tim is the Associate Editor of Chemical Reviews. The Council of Chemical Research Collaboration Award was given to him. In 2012 Tim was named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and in 2013 he was awarded the MIT School of Science's Teaching Prize for Undergraduate Education. The National Science Foundation CAREER Award was won by the Paul M. Cook Career Development Chair.

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texts: <mask> on trial (filmed against his wishes) is an adult biography. "<mask>." The independents are due a premier. The birth place is Iai, Kingdom of Romania, and the death place is Auschwitz-Birkenau, German-occupied Poland. <mask> (born <mask>nenzaft; July 14, 1886 - October 1942) was a French-Romanian film entrepreneur, director and actor of the 1920s and 1930s. Historians once said that he was one of the earliest pornographic film directors and pornographic film actors. "<mask> is France's legendary pornographer."There is a journal about film and video. In the summer and fall of 1993. There is a lot of doubt about this. Natan was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Pathé was the giant French motion picture studio that he acquired in 1929. Natan was convicted of fraud after Pathé collapsed. The foundation for the modern film industry in France was laid by him.<mask> was taken to the concentration camp. <mask> was born to Jewish parents in Iai, Romania in 1886. He moved to France in the early 1900s and volunteered to fight for France in World War I. He married and had 2 children. He changed his name to "<mask>" after becoming a French citizen. mile <mask> became a film producer after moving to France. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217He worked for Paramount Pictures in the early 1920s. <mask>'s Rapid Film became a major film producer and distributor by 1929. <mask> became a member of the executive committee of the Cinematographic Employers' Federation because of his reputation. He established a marketing firm, built two sound stages, and built a film laboratory. <mask> helped finance and produce motion pictures at other studios. "Les Origines du Groupe Pathé-Natan et le Modele Americain." Vingtime Sicle.In April and June 1995 there were 46. <mask> took over the production and exhibition businesses of Pathé in February 1929. He agreed to combine his studio, Rapid Film, with Pathé in exchange for 50 million shares. Funding from a group of banks, bonds, and a 10 percent ownership in Pathé was used to purchase the remaining shares. <mask> renamed the company Pathé-Natan after the merger. The Red Rooster Scare: Making Cinema American was published in the 19th century. The University of California Press was published in 1999.When <mask> took control, Pathé was in financial trouble. Charles Pathé had been selling assets for several years to boost investor value and keep the studio's cash flow healthy. The company's founder sold his company's name and trademark to other companies in exchange for 2 percent of their revenues. <mask> was in charge of the studio at the time of the Great Depression. <mask> tried to implement modern film industry practices at the studio. Pathé expanded into projector and electronics manufacturing after <mask> acquired another film studio. The Fornier chain of motion picture theaters was bought by him.<mask> was attacked by the French press for his stewardship of Pathé. Many of the attacks contained allusions to <mask>'s sexuality. <mask> helped Pathé-Natan do well. Despite the world economic crisis, the company made 100 million Swiss Francs in profits and produced and released more than 60 feature films. The newsreel Pathé News has not been produced since 1927. <mask> invested a lot of money to expand Pathé's film business. Pathé was pushed into sound film.The studio produced its first sound feature film in September and its first sound newsreel a month later. Natan launched two new magazines to help market Pathé's films and build consumer demand for cinema. The research of Henri Chrétien, who developed the anamorphic lens, which later led to the creation of CinemaScope and other widescreen film formats, was funded by Pathé. Pathé's business interests were expanded by Natan. Télévision-Baird-Natan was the first television company in France. A year later, he purchased a radio station in Paris and formed a holding company to run it. Pathé went bankrupt in 1935.In order to finance the company's continued expansion, the board of directors voted in 1930 to issue shares worth 105 million Swiss Francs. Only 50 percent of the shares were purchased. One of the investor banks collapsed due to financial difficulties unrelated to Pathé's problems, and Pathé was forced to follow through with the purchase of several movie theater chains it no longer could afford to buy. Although the company continued to make a profit, it soon began to lose more money than it could bring in. <mask> was indicted on fraud charges after the collapse of Pathé. <mask> was accused of bilking investors by establishing fictitious shell corporations and of negligent financial mismanagement. <mask> was accused of hiding his heritage by changing his name.<mask> was indicted and imprisoned. He was in prison when France fell to the Nazis, unlike most other major Jewish filmmakers who were able to flee the country or go into hiding. He was convicted after a second indictment was brought in 1941. His French citizenship was taken away because he had been naturalized as a result of his military service in World War I and there was no existing legal means to render him stateless. He was deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau after being transferred from prison. <mask> was convicted of making erotic films and sentenced to a short time in prison, but this was later removed from his record due to his exceptional record in World War I. <mask>'s career in pornography did not end there according to some sources.<mask> may have directed at least one hardcore pornographic film in Romania and produced and acted in at least 20 hardcore heterosexual and bisexual films between 1920 and 1927 according to Joseph Slade. <mask> produced most of the pornographic French films from this period. According to the same source, <mask> was bisexual and engaged in intercourse in Le Menage Moderne de Madame Butterfly and La Matresse du Capitaine de Meydeux. He claimed that he introduced masochism into the film. The historians of the French organization "Les Indépendants du premier Sicle" argue that the actors in question are not <mask> and that accusations at <mask>'s trial and in Paris-Match connecting him to the adult film industry are false. There is room for doubt over whether <mask> worked in pornography after 1910. <mask> was in prison awaiting trial when World War II broke out.<mask> was handed over to the Germans by the French government after his release from prison. <mask> is thought to have died in 1943 at the Auschwitz concentration camp. <mask>'s importance to the French film industry should not be underestimated. The vertical integration of the French film industry was pioneered by him. The underpinning of the French film industry is provided by this model. The revenues generated by the companies purchased and integration instituted by <mask> kept Pathé alive into the 1980s. The first French radio holding and television companies were established by <mask>.The anamorphic film camera lens was developed under <mask>'s leadership. The anamorphic lens was a major advancement in film technology and helped Hollywood survive during the early years of television. The Art, Technology, Language, History and Theory of Film and Media is a book. Rev. ed. Oxford University Press was in New York. There was no public acknowledgement of <mask> at La Fmis, the French national film school, until recently.The plaque about his work was unveiled in December of last year. O'Brien, Charles. Cinema's Conversion to Sound: Technology and Film Style in France and the U.S. The Indiana University Press was published in 2005. Rossel-Kirschen and Willems are related to each other. "<mask> is in the direction of Pathé-Cinéma." 1895.The year 1996 began on 21 December. John Trumpbour. Selling Hollywood to the World: U.S. and European Struggles for Mastery of the Global Film Industry was published in 1950. Cambridge University Press was published in 2007. French cinema pioneers, French film directors, French film producers, French screenwriters, French cinematographers, French pornographic film directors, French male pornographic film actors, French bisexual pornographic films, French civilians.

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texts: <mask> was a royal officer who rose to the rank of major general. He commanded the Freikorps Kleist in the Seven Years' War. He was known as <mask> to distinguish him from the other members of the Kleist family who served in the war. He was listed on the Equestrian Statue of Frederick the Great after receiving the Order Pour le Mérite. The <mask> family had a family named <mask>. He was the fourth son of the royal Prussian colonel and heir to Schmenzin and Stavenow. He had fifteen siblings and appointed his youngest brother to be his heir.<mask> I and his son, <mask>, were active in the military activities of the Stavenow branch of the family. Two of the family's major land owners were also officers in the army, as were eight of the family's 10 sons. In the Seven Years' War, twenty-three officers with the name <mask> died. <mask>'s military career was similar to that of other junker sons. Many junkers owned huge estates in the north-eastern part of Prussia. The local government sent lists of young men between the ages of 12 and 18 to Berlin and they were told to go to cadet academies. The participation of the landed aristocracy in the military was established after <mask> I ascended to the throne.<mask> began his military career on garrison duty. At the start of the Seven Years' War, <mask> II transferred him to Hussar. The left column was led by the Duke of Brunswick-Bevern and was part of the invasion of Saxony in 1756. The column started in the area of Lbben and advanced through Lusatia and Hohenstein before reaching the Elbe. On 1 October, eight of its squadrons took part in the action at Lobositz. The second attack against Browne's Austrians did not involve it. Part of the army that invaded Bohemia was formed in April 1757.The Battle of Prague did not take place in the region on 6 May. It was put on the left bank of theMoldau near the Weissenberg as part of the corps of Field Marshall James Keith. The Battle of Kolin took place on 18 June. They were in the cavalry vanguard on the extreme left. <mask> assembled a small army at Dresden at the end of August to go towards Thuringia and fight against the Franco-Imperial army. When <mask> was forced to divide his army to contain the French in the region of Magdeburg and to secure the magazines in the area of Torgau, the regiment remained with him at Erfurt to observe the Franco-Imperial army. The force of Seydlitz occupied Gotha on 15 September.<mask> distinguished himself while patrolling near Gotha on September 19th, 1757, when the French and imperial armies overtook the Prussians holding Erfurt and the Austrians arrived. Three days later, the force under the overall command of James Keith was able to take back Erfurt. The Order Pour le Mérite was received by him. <mask> was known as Green Kleist until his death, because he held the position of chief of the Regiment until his death. <mask> was promoted to colonel in 1760. The Kleist Hussars played an important role in the Battle of Leignitz. When the outcome was in the balance, 14 full squadrons of Kleist cavalry hit the enemy cavalry, who fled and the Prussians took the battlefield.<mask> was appointed to lead a Freikorps, or an independent corps, in the early 17th century. The Freikorps consisted of 22 squadrons of hussars and dragoons. He arrived at Erfurt on 24 February with his Freikorps. The citizens were on alert as the city's gates were closed. <mask> demanded entrance and another battalion arrived a short time later. The city paid 150,000 thalers to get rid of the invaders. <mask> took the money and went to Gotha, Hunfeld and Fulda.The expedition ended soon. The Prussians retired out of range as the Austrians consolidated their forces. <mask> was promoted to major general. The Imperial army garrisoned Dresden with 13 battalions of infantry and the rest remained at Altenberg. <mask>'s army started the winter in Leipzig. Both groups were watching the enemy's lines of communication. Henry unleashed a portion of <mask>'s Freikorps on a glorious raid, with instructions to plunder and lay waste to the more affluent states of the Holy Roman Empire.<mask> was told to seize half a million thalers from the enemy countryside and towns, while Henry was told to break the Imperial resistance. <mask> took full advantage of the order. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask>'s headquarters was in Leipzig, where captives and contributions were sent. Kleist and his hussars were chased out of Imperial territories in late November. This situation did not last long. As long as Austria remained at war with <mask>, the Imperial territories were vulnerable to Prussian incursion.After the end of the war, the Freikorps were dissolved. <mask> spent the last years of his life between Berlin and his estate near Liegnitz, where he died one day short of his 43rd birthday. <mask> memorialized <mask> with a plaque on the obelisk in his castle grounds, while <mask> III remembered <mask> on the base of the Equestrian statue of <mask> the Great in Berlin. Blanning, Tim. Random House has a book called Frederick the Great. <mask> was the great. Chapman and Hall were married in 1884.<mask>. The Cambridge University Press published Ordinary Prussians: Brandenburg Junkers and Villagers. The Female Kleist line has a history. "Geschichte des Geschlechts v. Kleist" See page 40 as well. Grundlage des (gesamten!) Textes from 1885.6 January 2017: www.v-kleist.com Tomasz Karpiski. Freikorps von Kleist. Seven years of war. There was a version of the Mar 2016 version. Freikorps von Kleist. 11/01/2019Band 16 is the AllgemeineDeutsche Biographie, herausgegeben von der Historischen Kommission. pp. 12–27. 3 January 2017: "<mask>, Friedrich Wilhelm Gottfried Arnd von", pp. 123–4. 3 January 2017: Redman, Herbert. <mask> Great and the Seven Years War took place in 1756–1763.The history of England Printing and publishing Company was written by <mask>. Volume 12 of The Cambridge Modern History. The CUP Archive was published in 1929. 10/01/2019 The nobility Recipients of the Pour le Mérite were the military personnel of the Seven Years' War.

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texts: A New Zealand painter of landscape and still life, as well as a designer of textiles, was named <mask>. She spent most of her life in England, but was born and raised in New Zealand. She is considered one of New Zealand's most prestigious and influential painters, despite the fact that she lives in Europe, rather than her home country. <mask> was born in New Zealand in 1869 and went on to become a leading figure in the city's art circles. She and her sister Isabel attended Braemar House, a private girls' secondary school and both became successful landscape painters. There were rural genre scenes and portraits at art societies in New Zealand in the 1890s. One of her studies of female sitters earned her the New Zealand Academy of Arts' prize for painting from life in 1895.Hodgkin's portraits of Mori are associated with symbolic portraits of demure females with or without a child. She became an art teacher after earning money to study in England. In 1901, <mask> left New Zealand for Europe, attending art school in London but also travelling and painting in France, the Netherlands, Italy and Morocco with a friend and fellow artist, who she described as the dearest woman with the most beautiful face. I am fortunate to have her as a travelling companion. She met Margaret Stoddart, an expatriate artist, while in Britain. One of <mask>' watercolors from this period became the first work by a New Zealander to be hung at the Royal Academy of Arts in London in 1903. She established a teaching studio in Wellington after returning to New Zealand in 1903.Edith Kate Bendall was a student of hers. She returned to London in 1906 to pursue her artistic career after her engagement to a British man was broken off. <mask> held her first solo show in London in 1907 and moved to Paris in 1908. She was the first woman to be an instructor at Colarossi's academy. The School for Water Color was founded by her. She exhibited her watercolors at the Paris salon and was in contact with Canadian artist Emily Carr, who she taught at Concarneau in Brittany. She spent some time in Zennor, Cornwall, where she worked with the painter who painted her portrait in 1917.She started painting in oils in 1915. After the War, she went to France, where she was influenced by Matisse and Derain, but developed her own highly personal style, which made a strong impact at her one-person show in London at the Claridge Gallery in 1928. She met Margaret Butler, a New Zealand sculptor, while in France in 1924. In 1925, <mask> started work as a fabric designer at theCPA in Manchester and then went to Paris to attend the Internationale des Arts Decoratifs. A strong emphasis on colour values and relationships was one of the hallmarks of her style from the late 1920s. Although she continued to paint people, her work from this period shows an interest in still life painting. She joined the Seven and Five Society in 1929 and worked with younger artists.She told Lucy to open her gallery in London to show artists who had not yet arrived. During the 1930s <mask> exhibited with many important London galleries and gained a contract from the Lefevre Gallery to produce work for a full-scale exhibition every second year. Burge's Villa in the garden terrace was where she painted still lifes in 1931. Saint-Tropez. Her experimentation with mixing artistic genres resulted in paintings that combined still life with self-portraiture to sidestep physical appearance in self-representation. She was invited to represent Britain at the Venice Biennale in 1939 but her work couldn't be transported because of wartime travel restrictions. She was considered a key figure in British Modernism by the later stages of her career.She spent the rest of her life in Britain. Despite having rheumatism and bronchitis, she continued to paint into her seventies. She died on 13 May 1947. She was considered one of Britain's leading artists when she died. The only woman author and woman artist in the eighteen books of the 'Penguin Modern Painters' series was Myfanwy Evans, who wrote a book called '<mask>kins' in 1948. The University of Otago in New Zealand named a fellowship after her. References include Iain Buchanan, Michael Dunn, and Elizabeth Eastmond.

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texts: Major-General <mask> was a British Army officer who served in both world wars, a rugby player, and later a painter and author. <mask>'s father was an officer in the British Indian Army and was born in Belgaum, India. Before entering the Royal Military Academy, <mask> was educated at a college. He was selected for the Barbarians after playing rugby union for the army and Kent. He was commissioned into the Royal Artillery as a second lieutenant in January 1914, after which he was invited to play football for Southend United F.C. He was selected to compete for England in the 120 metres hurdles against Scotland and Ireland after taking up hurdling. During the First World War, <mask> was posted to Harwich and then to France, where he was involved in intense fighting around Hooge.He was promoted to Lieutenant in June 1915, and was awarded the Military Cross later that year "for bravery and initiative at Givenchy, on 10 March 1915, when he rushed up his gun under heavy shell fire and close-range rifle fire, and destroyed a hostile machine gun". He fought at the Battle of Loos. He was promoted to permanent captain a year later. He was promoted to brevet major in 1918, making him the youngest officer in the army to hold the rank at the time, and given command of an infantry school before appointment as a general staff officer first grade. <mask> was mentioned in dispatches four times by the end of the First World War. <mask> resumed his sports career after the war ended. He played for the army against Oxford University in 1920 and was selected for the "Mother Country" rugby team in 1919.After his rugby career ended due to injury, <mask> refocused on hurdling and was selected for the 1920 Summer Olympics but was unable to compete due to heart problems. He was selected for staff college after being appointed master of the Royal Artillery Harriers. At the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, he reached a semi-final in the hurdles. After attending the Staff College, <mask> was appointed adjutant to India from 1928 to 1932. He won the doubles event at the All India Championships after taking up big game shooting and racquets. He was promoted to permanent major when he returned to England. Catterick Garrison appointed <mask> as a battery commander in 1934.Three of his works were hung at the Salon in Paris. He was promoted to brevet lieutenant colonel and given command of the Oxford University Officer Training Corps and lectured at the university on military history until he relinquished the post in 1938. <mask> briefly served in Mandatory Palestine, commanding an infantry battalion at the end of the Arab Revolt under Major-General Bernard Montgomery, General Officer Commanding (GOC) 8th Infantry Division and a former Staff College instructor. <mask> was promoted to lieutenant colonel on July 22, 1939. After the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, <mask> was appointed Commander, Royal Artillery (CRA) with the 12th (Eastern) Infantry Division, based at Sevenoaks in Kent. <mask> was promoted to brigadier on the same day as he was promoted to full colonel. The 12th Division was sent to France in 1940 but left its guns behind.After the Battle of France, the 12th Division was dismantled and <mask> was posted to Tunisia, where he served as Commander of the Corps of Royal Artillery. After the end of the campaign, <mask> was promoted to major general and served in General Eisenhower's Allied Forces Headquarters. On August 5, 1943, <mask> was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire, and on December 4, 1943, he was promoted to acting major-general. On December 4, 1944, he was made a temporary major-general. He was made a Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) in 1945, appointed aide-de-camp to King George VI in 1945, and retired from the army on May 28, 1946, having been granted the permanent rank of major general. <mask> lived in Cornwall in retirement. He was appointed deputy lieutenant of Cornwall in 1955 and high sheriff of Cornwall in 1958.He was a justice of the peace and chairman of St Lawrence's Hospital. He fished for trout in the spare time. He published three books, including an autobiography. His wife died in 1967. <mask> died in Amesbury in December of 1987 at the age of 94. There are five photographic portraits of <mask> in the National Portrait Gallery. British military personnel of the 1936–1939 Arab revolt in Palestine and the 1924 Summer Olympics are included.Footballers aren't categorized by position 20th-century non-fiction writers.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1959 and is an American screenwriter and film director. He was nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the 87th Academy Awards for Nightcrawler, which he wrote and directed. Freejack, Two for the Money, The Fall, Real Steel, and The Bourne Legacy are his other screenwriting credits. He has been collaborating with his wife, Rene, since they met in 1992. <mask> was born on June 24, 1959 in Santa Monica, California. He is the son of a Pulitzer Prize winning playwright and a sculptor. His twin brother, John, is a film editor, while his brother, Tony, is a writer.The process of becoming a writer was simplified when <mask>'s father worked and wrote at home full-time. He attended Washingtonville High School in Washingtonville, New York. His father attended a college where he received a degree in English literature. He attended a class taught by David Thomson, who was a film critic at the Boston Globe. Charles Dickens, Anthony Trollope, and George Eliot were all written in the Victorian era. Steven Pressfield and Ronald Shusett were two of the co-writers of the science fiction film Freejack, which was directed byGeoff Murphy. He met the film's co-star at that location.He wrote for the films Two for the Money and The Fall. In his positive review of Two for the Money, Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times said that the script is about three people who are transformed in relation to one another, as a situation develops that is equally dangerous all the way around. Shawn Levy directed Real Steel and it was based on Richard Matheson's short story "Steel". He co-authored the script with his brother Tony, who edited it. The film was directed by <mask>. The New York Times' Manohla Dargis said the script gave Tony much more to wrangle than he's had to deal with in the past. Nightcrawler was the directorial debut of the man, who made his name with the film.The photo-book Naked City, a collection of photographs taken by American photographer Weegee of 1940s New York City residents at night, was the inspiration for the script. When he moved to Los Angeles two years later, he noticed a lot of violent stories on television. He considers the film to be a success story about a modern equivalent of Weegee, and a cautionary tale about the risks of capitalism. Nightcrawler was well received by the press on release and was nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the 87th Academy Awards and won Best Screenplay at the 30th Independent Spirit Awards. The proliferation of superhero films in Hollywood was the subject of the acceptance speech by <mask> at the Independent Spirit Awards. He wrote and directed Roman J. Israel, Esq., a legal drama starring Denzel Washington. After researching the 1960s where many Americans have protested and advocated certain individual and group rights, <mask> came up with Roman J. Israel.If Washington had not agreed to take over the role, the film would not have been made. After the premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, he cut thirteen minutes from the film to get the plot to arrive quickly. Although Washington's performance was mostly praised, the film's script drew ambivalence from the press, with Peter Travers at Rolling Stone saying it was "above standard-issue legal thriller but below the transcendent personal drama it aspires to be". The re-written Superman Lives script was hired by Tim Burton to be more budget conscious and expand the psychology for the final shooting drafts before it was canceled by WB. The Death of "Superman Lives": What Happened? was a documentary. His contribution to the project was recounted in 2015. He was going to write a film about the comic strip adventure The Annihilator.In Los Angeles, he resides with his wife, actress Rene Russo. Rose is a daughter of the two. There are links to 20th-century American male writers and 21st-century American male writers.

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texts: One of the pioneers of Hip Hop dance in France is <mask>. <mask> has been the artistic director of her own dance compagny since 2002. Through the lens of the colonial and post-colonial French history, her work explores the issue of the memory of the body. The Beginnings <mask> was born on March 30, 1975, in the suburbs of Paris, to a family who moved to France after Sub Saharan Africa's decolonization. The show H.I.P. influenced Bintou's interest in Hip Hop dance, she started dancing with her brothers when she was ten years old. H.O.P. There is a TV channel in France.<mask> <mask>, Gérard Léal, and Anselme Terezo started dancing together in public spaces in 1985. She was a member of the group Concept of Art, which formed several collectives of rappers and dancers. She diversified her Hip Hop dancing by learning House Dance, New Style, Break Dancing, etc., while she was in middle school. Collective trainings helped her acquire her dance technique and street credibility. The Place du Trocadéro-et-du-11-Novembre was one of the places she practiced for the French street dances. She is involved in street shows, festivals, battles and national scale Hip Hop contests, as well as participating in different collectif trainings in Paris. She performs in nightclubs in Paris, Le Palace, le Bataclan and Le Divan du Monde.Her professional career began in 1996 when she was hired by the TCD as a dancer and choreographer. She created her first show in 1997 when she joined the dance group. What if... Rabah is a break dancer. While dancing for the Collectif Mouv', Dembélé collaborated with a French Jazz saxophonist and a musical organization to create a show called Come fly with us. She co-founded the dance group Ykanji and the female group dance Ladyside. She met French rappers and dancers on TV shows such as Graines de stars and Hit Machine.She danced for MC Solaar's concert in 1998 in a show choreographed by Max-Laure Bourjolly and Bambi Cruz. During the New York New Europe '99 Festival, <mask> was an interpreter for the dance company Kfig. She also created her own dance compagny. In 2004, Dembélé created and performed her third show entitled L'Assise (The Foundation), which recounted the creative journey of individuals who explored the Hip Hop culture in France. She explored the notion of femininity, spatiality and daughter- mother relationship in her first solo show in 2010. She choreographed the music video for the French slam singer Grand Corps Malade. She created and performed in Z.H.It's an abbreviation for "zoo Humains", which means in English human zoos. Z.H was created for six dancers and explored the notions of memory, imperial gaze and voyeurism, racism and the dehumanization of people of color. She created and performed in S/T/R/A/T/E/S - Duo quartet, a dancing and musical performance for two duos. As a recognized dancer with both a street and professional background, Dembélé participates as a judge in various battles and other Hip Hop dance contests and trains dancers as interprets for live performances all over the world. Bintou and the dancers of her dance compagny have performed their shows in France and around the world. New forms of political engagements and representations can be explored by gathering diverse artists and researchers. The photograph and video maker Denis Darzacq and the anthropologist of colonial representations are linked to the project.The idea of creation, transmission and research is one of the main ideas behind the production of dance shows and also works for enhancing the access to culture and to cultural activities both in the French metropole and in its overseas territories. In order to produce new insights on what being a committed artist means in the context of her company, <mask> <mask> frequently organizes pedagogical and/or exploratory workshops. <mask> <mask>'s engagements led her to work with students and scholars in schools and universities, with musicians and dancers from different background as well as with some of the Parisian suburbs' carceral population. The integration of the SeFeA laboratory was due to <mask> <mask>'s commitment to the development of the Hip Hop culture and to the recognition and legitimacy of its actors in the French public spaces and common discourse. She was invited to speak at a conference at the University of California, Berkeley about the video documentary of her performance Z.H. <mask> <mask>'s work can be related to the work of other people. The aim of the scholars Mame-Fatou Niang and Kaytie Nielsen is to give voice and make visible Afro- French female identities.French hip hop theater Break dancing Banlieues Racism in France References Living people 1975 births French female dancers Hip hop dancers 21st-century French dancers 20th-century French dancers

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texts: <mask> is a doctor, academic, and politician. The Paul Hamlyn Chair of Surgery at Imperial College London is held by Lord <mask>, who has pioneered many new techniques and technologies. He is the co-director of the Institute of Global Health Innovation and the Imperial Patient Safety Translational Research Centre. He has become well known for trying to change the National Health Service in England and is an advocate for applying innovative reforms to health systems around the world. <mask> sat as a Labour member of the House of Lords, but now sits as an independent peer because of his perception that Jeremy Corbyn failed to control anti-semitism within Labour. The <mask> family was born in Baghdad, Iraq, to parents who were displaced by the 1915 Armenia genocide. His family lived in Erzurum.His paternal great-grandparents had five children. The only survivors of the genocide were Elbiz and Arevalous. They fled on foot to northern Iraq with the help of a friend. Both of <mask>'s parents were born in Baghdad. Growing up in Baghdad, <mask> was a choirboy for religious services. The situation in Iraq in the late 1970s led to his family's emigration. His parents and sister settled in London after he moved to Ireland to study medicine.We were refugees. We had a great time in Iraq. We had to move on again. There was going to be a war in the Persian Gulf. <mask> recalled that his father told the kids to get out of here. He obtained a postgraduate degree in medicine from Trinity College, Dublin, after studying medicine at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. He moved to the UK in 1990 to further his career in surgery.He was appointed as a consultant surgeon at the age of 31 and moved to St Mary's Hospital in 1994. His wife is from Ireland. They have two children. In 1998 <mask> became the Chair of Surgery and the Head of Department at Imperial College London. The Institute of Cancer Research and the Paul Hamlyn Chair of Surgery are held by <mask>. St Mary's Hospital and the Royal Marsden Hospital are where he works as a consultant surgeon. He has held senior administrative appointments within the Faculty of Medicine at Imperial College.<mask> received an MD from Trinity College Dublin and a fellowship from the Royal Colleges of Surgeons in the British Isles. He is a fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences, a fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, and a foreign associate of the Institute of Medicine. He was president of the BIME from 2005 to 2008. He received a Doctor of Engineering degree from the University of Bath. He was made a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, and a fellow of the National Institute of Clinical excellence. <mask> and his team are internationally recognised for their work in minimally-invasive surgery and allied technologies. He leads a team of researchers who work on a wide range of engineering and basic sciences research topics.More than 800 peer review papers have been published by him. In 2001, the Queen's Anniversary Prize for excellence in higher and further education and the Hamdan Award for medical research excellence were both given to this work. In 2006 <mask> and his department received an award for their work on surgical robots. He has delivered many named lectures around the globe. Lord <mask> was elected a fellow of the Royal Society. Darzi believes that patients and caregivers should take the lead in creating apps and other means of accessing records that are tailored to the needs of patient groups. In December 2006 the National Health Service London asked Darzi to develop a strategy to meet their health needs over the next five to ten years.It recommended the development of academic health science centers and the introduction of more primary services in one place. The plan to move care from hospitals to GP-led polyclinics didn't work out. "It's the central imposition of a polyclinic on every primary care trust, regardless of the geography, demographic and clinical needs of the area", said Nick Clegg. His call for trauma, acute stroke and heart attack services to be centralised in specialist units was copied and succeeded. He was in charge of surgery at the Department of Health. The way surgery is organised to maximize patient benefits was argued for in Darzi's report. Prime Minister Gordon Brown appointed <mask> as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the Department of Health in the House of Lords.On July 12 2007, he was raised to the peerage as <mask> of Denham. He only lasted two years in the post after his appointment was a small part of a political shift to incorporate more talents. The Prime Minister, Chancellor, and Secretary of State for Health asked <mask> to lead a national review to plan the course of the health service over a decade. He cooperated with the Department of Health to do a review. The Times quoted <mask> as saying that the review should be led and evidence-based. The final report of the Review, High Quality Care for All, was published in June 2008. The world's most ambitious attempt to raise the quality and effectiveness of an entire nation's healthcare was stated by the Financial Times.Academics suggested that <mask> has updated traditional notions of professionalism and described a new accountability in clinical practice through High Quality Care for All. <mask> remained in his post as a minister. The plan to develop Polyclinics in England was associated with him. The plan for moving care from hospitals to GP-led polyclinics was quietly reversed when the costs became apparent, but his call for trauma, acute stroke and heart attack services to be centralised in specialist units was seen as successful and was widely copied. In June 2009, <mask> was appointed to the Most Honorable Privy Council. In July 2009, <mask> gave up his post as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State. According to The Guardian, <mask> has been leading the National Health Service's Accelerated Access Collaborative.On July 9, 2019, <mask> resigned as a Labour peer to sit as an independent, citing alleged tolerance of antisemitism by the party leadership. Labour rejected the claims on antisemitism as false and offensive, pointing to the extra resources put into addressing cases, the number dealt with and the low number relative to Labour's membership. As of May 2021, <mask>'s voting record shows the following trends: consistently against measures to prevent climate change generally for more EU integration. The British government's refusal to acknowledge the slaughter of an estimated 1.5 million Armenians in a wave of violence that followed the fall of the Ottoman empire remains dismayed by <mask>. It is a source of intense pain and regret to me and my fellow countrymen that our own government continues to deny the genocide out of fear of offending Turkey. Lord <mask> returned to his clinical and academic work in July of 2009. In June 2010 he was appointed Chairman of the Institute for Global Health Innovation at Imperial College, a body dedicated to improving healthcare around the world and reducing health inequalities in developed and developing countries.In November 2010 <mask> became a United Kingdom Global Ambassador for Health and Life Sciences. During the London 2012 Olympic Games, the Institute of Global Health Innovation hosted the inaugural Global Health Policy Summit. This event brought together global healthcare leaders, academics and industry to debate key topics on global health and included a keynote address by Prime Minister David Cameron. The Mayor of London appointed <mask> to lead a review of health and wellbeing in London. The "obesity emergency" that leaves one in three 10-year-olds overweight or obese is the subject of a report by the London Health Commission. He called on the Mayor to rewrite the London Plan to give more protection to the boroughs. The World Innovation Summit for Health was hosted by him under the patronage of the Qatar Foundation.More than one thousand delegates attended from industry, academia and the healthcare sector and politicians, as well as royal figures including the Duke of York, Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco, and Princess Dina Mired of Jordan. He ran training courses for doctors in Armenia and helped them get to London for clinical training. He supplied equipment and surgical kits to hospitals in Armenia. Other activities were involved in the release of two reporters, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo. The COVID-19 vaccine promotion ad was commissioned by <mask> with the help of his friends. Member of the Advisory Panel, Member of the Selection Committee, Member of the Board of Directors, Member of Evelo Biosciences, Member of the Board of Directors, Member of the Advisory Board, Member of the Board of Directors, Member of the Board of Directors, Member of the Board of Directors He was appointed to the Privy Council.The Royal Society elected <mask> as a Fellow. In January of last year, <mask> received a sash of independence from the ruler of the state of Qatar. The Health Service Journal named <mask> as the 38th most influential person in 2015. He was awarded the Order of Merit for his services to medicine. References External links Faculty page at Imperial College Lord <mask> of Denham at Parliament.uk 1960 births Living people Academics of Imperial College London 21st-century British medical doctors

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texts: A religious, allegorical and portrait painter, <mask> was born in Lige. He was one of the most important Baroque painters in Lige. He was an apprenticeship to another painter in the city, and nothing is known of his youth. He studied under the portraitist Nicolas de Largillierre in Paris. He moved to Rome where he worked in Agostino Masucci's studio. He came back to the Principality before 1708. The htels de ville in Maastricht and Lige were decorated by him.He moved back to Lige around 1719. He worked for the Oultremont family. Three of the lord and seven portraits of members of the Oultremont family are among the paintings that survive in the chteau de Warfusée. Several churches in and around the city commissioned him. Lige is considered to be his masterpiece. The high altarpiece for Lige's churches of Saint-Remacle and Sainte-Catherine was damaged in July of last year. Two of Plumier's sons became painters.The high altarpiece for the church of Saint-Rémy was painted by Jacques-Théodore. Philippe-Joseph-Clément was born in Lige. A beneficiary of the foundation Darchis is recorded in the studio of Agostino Masucci. The city's Rue Plumier is named after Plumier and he is buried in the church of Saint-Nicolas Au-Trez. There are four large-format paintings of episodes from Jesus' life in the basilique Saint-Martin de Lige and five paintings in the basilique Notre-Dame de Tongres. In 1873, 509 p. Edmon <mask>, Nicolas La Fabrique, and Olivier Pirotte are included in the book.

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texts: During the time of the <mask> government, <mask><mask> was an Indian Administrative Service officer and served as Union Home Secretary and Governor. The Assam Accord and the Mizo Accord were signed by <mask>. He held Secretary-level positions at the international and national levels. He worked for the government of India for 36 years. He was an officer of the state of Maharashtra. He was a Bombay State officer. He worked in Gujarat for five years.He was an Indian diplomat in international trade and commerce for ten years. He was appointed to lead a two-man panel to investigate the 2008 Mumbai attacks. He died at the age of 92. <mask> Gandhi, who was the General Secretary of the Congress (I) party, was impressed by the work done by the Chief Secretary of Maharashtra, who promptly handled and provided administrative services during the Bhiwandi communal riots of 1982. When <mask> became the Prime Minister in 1984, he invited <mask> to join his government. <mask> accepted the post of Union Home Secretary. Chavan and Buta Singh were Home Ministers.The political situation in Punjab was the first major task that <mask> took up as Home Secretary. The Akali Dal party in Punjab wanted to create an independent country of Khalistan. The situation in Punjab had become tense after the assassination of the Prime Minister by her own Sikh bodyguards. There was a suggestion to replace Punjab Governor K.T. and to re-initialise dialogue with the Akali Dal. A person with a political background is Satarawalla. The new Governor of Punjab was made in March 1985. The former Maharashtra Chief Minister was suggested to be involved in the Punjab negotiations.Being from Maharashtra himself, <mask> was aware of the political structure on his home state, and knew of Pawar's abilities, and his added advantage of being a friend of Parkash Singh Badal. The appointment of Pawar led to his rejoining the Congress. Pawar became a strongman in the government. He arranged meetings between jailed student leaders and their mentors to assess the mood of the Punjab youth, as he was given the task of assessing the election-readiness of Punjab. When elections were held in Punjab, the Akali Dal joined the mainstream and became the ruling party. The implementing of the Punjab accord was done by the Punjab Accord Pradhan. The Mathew Commission was set up to decide the Hindi-speaking areas of Punjab to be transferred to Haryana in lieu of Chandigarh which would be permanently transferred to Punjab as part of the accord.The commission's suggestion for a linguistic enumeration of the population of a village called Kandu Khera demanded that it be fair and peaceful. Pradhan ordered the deployment of a contingent of Assam Rifles in the village for the safety of the enumerators, and so that political forces did not determine the outcome of the result. 30 young IAS officers from non-Hindi speaking areas were selected to perform the enumeration after the Chief Ministers of Punjab and Haryana expressed their displeasure with the neutrality of the enumerators. The commission concluded that it could not make a recommendation for a contiguous Hindi-majority area of villages to be transferred to Haryana. The Venkataramiah Commission was set up with the same purpose and was represented by the Central Government. The commission could not come up with a solution because of a last-minute change of plan. Bansi Lal became the new Chief Minister after he agreed to the commission's award.The previous commission's work was to be completed in 24 hours. The commission received records and figures from the Home Ministry after being briefed on the work done by the previous commissions. The commission couldn't complete its work because it was extended by Punjab. The states of Punjab and Haryana share the Union Territory of Chandigarh. Students in Assam were protesting against the influx of foreigners from Bangladesh and Nepal. They had talks with the Central Government in the 1980's for a solution to the problem. The talks were stopped without a solution.The talks on the Assam problem were resumed at the insistence of the Prime Minister. The AASU representatives were invited to Delhi in May 1985. The first round of talks began with a twenty-five point discussion list. The list was narrowed down to seven issues. The policy for the treatment of foreigners was discussed. The Home Minister is S.B. Chavan met over 95 delegations that day.The first draft of the negotiations was prepared by <mask> and the joint secretary of AASU. There was no written record of the previous talks. The Assam Chief Minister and the Governor were unaware of the progress made during the talks. It was suggested to fly a sixty-member AASU Executive body to Delhi after AASU requested to take the draft back to Assam. <mask> Gandhi was kept out of the talks until the AASU approved the draft. <mask> Gandhi decided to announce the signing of the accord in the Independence Day speech the same morning as <mask> used the pressure of time to seal the accord. The AASU formed a political wing called Asom Gana Parishad which came to power in Assam in December 1985 with the help of P.K.The Chief Minister is Mahanta. The responsibility of negotiations with Laldenga was handed over to <mask> by <mask> Gandhi. Laldenga was the founder of the Mizo National Front. He signed an accord with the Indian government in 1976, but it was not implemented because of successive governments. From the time of the 1980 Indira Gandhi government, negotiations were ongoing. The talks with Laldenga began in September 1985. In the case of Assam, <mask> kept <mask> Gandhi out of the negotiations.The talks began because <mask> Gandhi opposed some points of the agreement negotiated by Laldenga's predecessor. In June 1986 <mask> made an offer for a quick resolution as he was about to retire from government service. On the day of his retirement, <mask> suggested that Laldenga be flexible to reach a settlement. After Laldenga accepted this, all pending issues were cleared and the draft of the agreement was prepared. The accord was supposed to be signed by <mask>'s successor, but <mask> Gandhi wanted it to be signed by him. The retirement was delayed to midnight after they consulted a legal expert. The accord was signed by Laldenga and Lalkhama.R.D. is the governor of the state. After Arunachal was granted statehood in 1986, <mask> was appointed the second Governor. The state was having border problems with China at the time, and <mask>'s previous experience in the Defence Ministry were some of the factors that Prime Minister <mask> Gandhi considered before offering him the position. When V.P. was present. Singh came to power in January 1990 and demanded the resignation of Governors of all states. The governor handed over the resignation. The Legislative Council.In June 1990 he was elected to the Maharashtra Legislative Council on the Congress ticket. The positions are not chronological. Home Secretary, Maharashtra : 1977 Chief Secretary, Private Secretary to Y.B. India's Resident Representative to UNCTAD and GATT is a 12 year international civil servant. The awards are R.D. On Republic Day, 1987, <mask> was awarded the highest civilian honor in the country. R.D.<mask> wrote " Working with <mask> Gandhi" in 1928.

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